Near head-on crash on Bonanza road prompts road safety call
The Bonanza road on State Highway 45 saw a near fatal crash last week as two opposing cars collided amid heavy truck duat. A badly injured passenger remained pinned as bystanders freed others and a car burned, highlighting the road’s danger amid booming gilsonite and oil industry traffic.
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Bonanza Road
Duat
Tan
Why an Editor Uses the Editorial We
The Town Publisher reprints a century old explanation from the Williamstown Advocate on why editors write in the editorial we. The piece argues the pronoun reflects collective responsibility and shared viewpoint of the publication and its readers.
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Williamstown
Country Editor and Political Turmoil Reflected in Senate Report
A country editor’s weary, multi role daily grind is cited amid a broader review of political infighting. The piece notes smear campaigns against Senator Millard Tydings, defense of his loyalty stance, and dissident faction leadership led by Harry S Truman and Senator Byrd. It highlights Byrd’s push for Boyle’s ouster and calls for a full investigation into RFC loan influence.
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Butler
Millard Tydings
Tydings
Maryland
State Department
Harrys
Truman
Byrd
Democratic
William Boyle
R. F.C
Boyle
RFC
Washington
Truman Calls Flood Control Debate Shape New Congress
President Truman urges emergency measures to fight Missouri flood damage and push for liberal congressional gains. He criticizes flood control delays and dam plans on the Kansas River system while noting inflation risks from defense spending and civilian production cuts.
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Congress
Missouri-Kansas
Congressional
Kansas River
CSO
Phillip Murray
Cartoon stirs party fault lines over Truman era policy
Detrait News notes a southern satire cartoon linking Dixiebat Republicans to Truman hostility. It cites Republican blame for party defections amid Truman administration policies including a $10 billion revenue plan, foreign aid, and ongoing war aims.
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Truman
Congress
Germany
Russia
France
Denmark
Peru
Uruguay
Brazil
Great Britain
House
Study Finds 600 UK Firms Pay Over Fifty Non wage Benefits
A 1949 survey of six hundred UK firms shows more than 50 types of non wage benefits to workers. These totaled 16 percent of payroll items, including pension and private insurance at 44 percent, paid vacations 33 percent, paid rest and lunch 14 percent, and bonuses 3 percent. Overall non wage payments equaled 23.7 percent per hour worked, about 477 dollars per year per employee.
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